Vintage Huipil - Maroon with Embroidered Birds Lunar_Bowls A figure with the trunk

A figure with the trunk of the left side is believed to represent Ida Nadi which is 'lunar energy'

Originally made popular by surfers in California who brought them back from the Mexican Baja coast (hence the name)

Devotees believe that turning these wheels has the same meritorious effect as repeating the mantra verbally

and finished with a plait trim

Vintage Huipil - Maroon with Embroidered Birds Lunar_Bowls A figure with the trunkHuipils are a traditional garment worn by women of Central and South America. Typically made on a back strap loom, these Guatemalan huipils are a fascinating show of the individuality and diversity of the country with each village having its own distinct style. The huipils can be worn or can be displayed on the wall using a piece of doweling through the shoulders. Please note that this item is vintage and will show normal signs of wear and tear for